Then? Silicon Valley Now? Bangalore
Indian startups are twice as likely to be worth $1bn than UK ones. This is their secret.
Cambridge professor wins lifetime achievement award for pioneering research in canine disease
Professor Mike Herrtage, dean of Cambridge Veterinary School, has won a lifetime achievement award as part of one of the largest and most prestigious veterinary awards in the world for his incredible contribution to veterinary research in small animal medicine and diagnostic imaging.
Businesses to pick up the baton from UK consumers, says EY ITEM Club
The UK consumer will continue to be the main driver of economic growth in 2016, but businesses will pick up the baton next year as investment levels are expected to rebound, according to the EY ITEM Club’s spring forecast.
Anthias wins 'Gas Chromatography Training Consultants of the Year' award
Anthias Consulting is proud to have won ‘Gas Chromatography Training Consultants of the Year – UK’ in the Global Health & Pharma (GHP) Magazine 2016 Biotechnology Awards.
CambridgeIC technology offers 4 times more measurement precision and 5 times more speed
CambridgeIC's resonant inductive technology is for embedded measurement of angular and linear position. The CAM502 high-speed processor is now available, together with a range of compatible sensors for measuring angular position with high precision.
Delta-T Devices awarded £60,000 to develop water saving sensor
A Cambridge based business has just been awarded £60,000 to produce a prototype sensor to help farmers and growers save water and boost crop yields.
Illumina invests in new $100M venture fund
Illumina, Inc. has announced that it has committed to invest $100M in a new venture capital firm that is strategically aligned with Illumina’s vision to improve human health by unlocking the power of the genome.
From the Mayans to the moors: new film series shows biodiversity conservation in a new light
From the plight of the Ethiopian Bush Crow, to representation of nature in Winnie the Pooh, to the extinction of ancient Latin American languages, the wide breadth of research connected with biodiversity conservation at the University of Cambridge is reflected in a series of films which have just been released.
IT Governance launches SOC 2 & 3 audit preparation service
IT Governance, the leading provider of information security products and services, has launched a new consultancy service to deliver SOC 2 & 3 audit preparation assistance, based on the international accounting standards ISAE 3402 or SSAE 16.
IT Governance urges companies to act now to meet newly approved EU data protection rules
IT Governance, the leading supplier of cyber security and data privacy products and services, is urging companies to comply with the new European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which was approved by the EU parliament yesterday (Thursday).
Dr Richard Butt appointed CEO of Apollo Therapeutics
Apollo Therapeutics, the investment fund focused on driving therapeutic innovation through university collaboration, has appointed Dr Richard Butt as CEO, effective from 23 May 2016.
Time running out for registering to vote on 5 May
Cambridge residents who haven’t yet registered to vote in the local and Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections on 5 May are being urged to do so before Monday’s deadline.
Uses of gold in medical and surgical applications - Strem Chemicals UK and Ireland
Strem Chemicals 's GOLD materials have expanded over the years and include homogenous and heterogeneous catalysts for organic synthesis, volatile precursors for MOCVD and ALD , PURATEM compounds with a minimum of 99.9999%(metal basis) and many nanogold products.
The power of prayer
The Church of England tries to change Exxon's stance on climate change policy. The Scientific Alliance comments.
Horizon Discovery introduces high throughput platform for immuno-oncology research
Horizon Discovery Group plc, the world leader in the application of gene editing technologies including custom screening and specialized assay services, today announced the launch of a new platform for immuno-oncology research. The platform consists of several high throughput assays that enable researchers to test thousands of potential anti-cancer drugs that recruit the body’s own immune system…
Team lends a hand at children's hospice
Cambridge BID spent a day this week volunteering in the gardens of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospice in Milton. The team helped out the hospice by doing maintenance in the gardens and also the play area.
Somersault named in 2016 Televisual 'Corporate Top 50'
Somersault has been named in the Televisual Corporate Top 50 for the second year running.
Stephen Perse Foundation nominated for prestigious TES Award 2016
The Stephen Perse Foundation, innovators in an education dedicated to creating independent thinkers, is proud to be a TES School Awards 2016 - 'Creative School of the Year' finalist.
Rhinos power through to win Challenge Cup
A nail-biting American Football victory ensured Anglia Ruskin University lifted the inaugural Challenge Cup against the University of East London (UEL).
Employees in the running – and cycling – for charity support
Employees from St Ives-based Linx Printing Technologies will be demonstrating their endurance skills in the coming weeks in aid of a number of charities.
ACT launches a lottery with a difference
ACT lucky and join the new Addenbrooke's Charity Lottery - a lottery with a difference!
Antenova M2M expands design and support facilities in Taipei
Antenova Ltd, manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for M2M, has expanded its design and development facility in Taipei’s technology quarter Nei Hu District, Taiwan. This is in direct response to the increasing demand from customers for antennas for M2M and IoT applications.
Thirty charities benefit from free professional advice at Cambridge event organised by Pure
Thirty charity finance officers and leaders of third sector enterprises in East Anglia attended an event, held in Cambridge, to provide free professional advice and updates on financial, business and people development.
Salimetrics' expert researcher Dr Helen Hanstock talks about analysing tears
Like saliva, tears are a non-invasive medium that have the potential to be developed for bio-monitoring purposes. Dr Helen Hanstock is very interested in the potential of using non-invasive markers of immune status to monitor infection susceptibility.
Kerio Technologies given 5-star rating in CRN’s 2016 Partner Program Guide
Annual guide recognises the best channel partner programs in the market.